Hello Steve,
You wrote:
<<< In the final analysis the belief or disbelief in God is a
matter of faith. For those who are open to the sacred in life, they may
without hard proof choose to believe in God or not.>>>
This raises an interesting question about why we adhere to the
presuppositions that we have and not others. If it is a matter of faith,
then what is it that makes a person choose one set of presuppositions over
another? I even wonder if we really make conscious decisions over the
presuppositions that we have, or were these so subtly instilled in us
through our upbringing that we (in general) are not aware of the influences
that led to where we are today?
Adrian.
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